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Theresa MAY Risk Early General Election

WITH political gossip suggesting that Theresa May is considering calling a snap General Election in May, bookmakers William Hill are offering odds of 2/1 (33% chance) about the next General Election happening at any time this year.

Hill's odds suggest that if she does so, she will win with an overall majority, quoting her at odds of 4/7 (63%) to do so, with Labour quoted at 7/1 and Hung Parliament at 15/8.

'Mrs May is facing jibes that she is an unelected PM, is battling to bring Brexit to a conclusion and facing challenges over a potential second Scottish Independcence Referendum. Would she really welcome risking a General Election campaign alongside these distractions? Plenty of political punters seen to believe that she would' said Hill's spokesman Graham Sharpe.

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The latest odds from William Hill suggest that Theresa May has not got a cat in hell’s chance of getting the Brexit bill through Parliament on January 15th and it is 1/7 that she loses the vote. Hills have set the spread at 237 votes (10/11 less than, 10/11 238 or more) well short of the 320 required to pass the bill.
“There are only so many times that you can drag yourself off the canvas and things are looking bleak for Theresa May,” said William Hill spokesman Rupert Adams. “The odds suggest she is going to fail by around eighty votes.”
UK Parliament To Approve EU Withdrawal Agreement in January 2019: 1/7 No, 4/1 Yes
January 15th Vote: 10/11 237 or less, 10/11 238 or more
Withdrawal Agreement To Be Approved By UK Parliament Before 30/03/19: 4/11 No, 1/1 Yes
2/1 UK to revoke Article 50 before 29/03/19
UK to have second EU referendum before end of 2020?: 8/15 No, 11/8 Yes
Year Theresa May Leaves Office As PM: 2/7 2019, 9/2 2020, 12/1 2021, 10/1 2022 or later